Dina S. Morris

The Fractured State: California's Struggle with Leadership and Urban Struggles

Back during the early 1950s and up to the 1980s, the great state of California was at the top of its' peak. This great state was known to have excelled financially, economically, environmentally, and physically. However, as the political leaders in the Government and state representatives changed, so did California's government, economy, and its increasing population, growth-wise. From the mid 1990s and up to 2020-2024, the down-spriraling of California's two great cities (San Francisco and Los Angeles) once took and held a stance when confronted with rising homelessness, high cost of home rental/ high rent, and social, economical, and environmental disparities. This book will express and describe the Fall of this once Great State of California, during various democratic leaderships? You will be to learn indepthness on how critical policy decisions, legislative changes, and social impacted that led to the Fracture State that the State of California faced and endured. Read on for more detailed information!